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Thailand’s regulatory agency, the Cabinet of the Prime Minister, all five telecommunications operators, the nation’s top universities and media have all contributed to the reports of Meaningful Broadband Working Group. Now these stakeholders are turning the model’s ideas into new policy and practice in all five domains of innovation.

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May 22 , 2013

Achieving “Political Will” : The factor that most keeps citizens from receiving the benefits of the internet is not what you’d imagine – not lack of investment capital, not corruption, not weak infrastructure. That stuff is fixable or can be circumvented. A deeper problem is that most governments are led by officials who lack political will to implement their own roadmaps for bringing broadband to the masses. Read More

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